nunya213

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by nunya213 8y ago
Yes I'm sure that's what they taught you at Vassar kiddo. Do you need a safe space now?
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by nunya213 8y ago
"Infant mortality rates for full-term babies vary across the U.S., but all states are worse than many European countries, a new study suggests." From your own source, literally doesn't help your case at all.
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by nunya213 8y ago
The downvote brigade is out in force today. Truly disgusting how the vast majority of those SV are either left wing SJW types or "da free market cures all ills" nuts. Diversity of ideas is nonexistent.
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by nunya213 8y ago
>The US has higher cancer survival rates than Europe First of all that source is from a pseudo-intellectual religious journal and carries little to no weight in my opinion, even if it did they admit that those numbers are differentiated
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by nunya213 8y ago
https://data.worldbank.org/indicator/SH.DYN.MORT?view=map&ye... . Infant mortality is nearly 2x higher in the US. I know where I'd want to be.
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by nunya213 8y ago
In response to paul's bs about drug prices. http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/ct-drug-price-sofosbu... Costs $1000 in the US and $4 in India.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Americans have the worst Health outcomes while spending the most by far out of all developed nations. Your libertarian shtick can't get you out of that one.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Yeah the guy in a 1982 Volvo spewing black smoke and rusting to pieces is obviously more financially savvy and responsible than someone driving a BMW.
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by nunya213 8y ago
The equivalent would be saying that I met some racists in a trailer park in upstate New York so therefore New York City is obviously a backwards racist podunk town...
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by nunya213 8y ago
This is total nonsense. If you live in a trailer park that may be an issue but it would also be an issue at trailer parks in California.
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by nunya213 8y ago
100K is near entry level for tech salaries in Austin so there is absolutely no chance you would clear 400K at a similar job in the valley. You are living in a dream.
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by nunya213 8y ago
The point is that those few thousand represent outliers. How many engineers work in the Valley or in the US? 400K puts you in the vaunted top 1% for the entire country.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Exactly, at FAANG level companies. Only a tiny fraction of engineers in the valley work at those companies so those salaries are in fact outliers.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Boy you've bought into the Silicon Valley delusion fully haven't you. Lol, so many people on HN are shockingly ignorant of anything outside of their Uber-Liberal SWE bubble.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Sounds like your issue is with the current political system not with drones. Direct your anger to the appropriate places.
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by nunya213 8y ago
You should change your reference point, assuming drone warfare is coming and is not banned in some way who would you rather be the world leader in that space? Alibaba and China or Google and the US?
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by nunya213 8y ago
I can 100% guarantee that no one will be able to work on Maven without getting a TS/SCI clearance. The process of getting one entails a high level of scrutiny.
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by nunya213 8y ago
I think you have a very poor understanding of education culture and attitudes towards science in the US.
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by nunya213 8y ago
1. Are you really assuming that researchers at MSFT screwed up the training and validation sets?? 4. In what way is GBT more interpretable than an ANN??
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by nunya213 8y ago
They are using this to routinely pull wanted criminals out of crowds using facial recognition. Seems valuable especially to somewhere like China that likes to grab particular people.
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by nunya213 8y ago
How are parents better than bureaucrats in this case? There are countless towns in the US that if left to their own devices would soon resemble Sunday Schools and would utterly fail at educating students to a reasonable level.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Indeed but they perform much better relative to the difference between poor and rich students in the US.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Outside the US most public school systems are vastly more successful narrowing the education gap between rich and poor students.
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by nunya213 8y ago
They know you've traveled to Europe, they know all the places you went and how long you were in each one. How is that not useful?
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by nunya213 8y ago
I clearly left room for some corps to escape my characterization so there's no cop-out, sorry.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Well naturally everyone on Hacker News assumes they are a 10x dev, are gods gift to programming and will be the next Jeff Dean but that's simply not reality.
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by nunya213 8y ago
But Arxiv has been around for years and the Journals haven't died yet.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Reproducible results? lol. A fraction of researchers actually put out code and data freely, definitely not a majority.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Kind of a hard stance to enforce. If you work for basically any major corporate entity you are probably sacrificing integrity to do so. So it seems you are calling the kettle black here.
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by nunya213 8y ago
Seems to be career suicide. You are turning down countless promotion opportunities and insane amounts of compensation. All so what, you can continue coding day to day? Seems absurd, code at home as your hobby if it means that much to you. A

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